An Ohio court ruled that Google may be designated a common carrier subject to state litigation that would likely force the search giant not to prioritize its own products and services in search results.
Judge Schuck ruled that Yost and the state of Ohio should have the ability to develop the case and present evidence to support its claim that Google Search is a common carrier.
“Courts have held that infringing on a private actor’s speech by requiring that actor to host another person’s speech does not always violate the First Amendment," the court ruling reads."There are several examples in which private companies involved in mass communications were prohibited from censorship.”
France Dernières Nouvelles, France Actualités
Similar News:Vous pouvez également lire des articles d'actualité similaires à celui-ci que nous avons collectés auprès d'autres sources d'information.
Northeast Ohio wineries take home awards in 2022 Ohio Wine CompetitionWineries in Northeast Ohio are raising a glass in celebration after taking home awards in the 2022 Ohio Wine Competition that was held at the Lodge at Geneva-on-the-Lake.
Lire la suite »
Google just enabled an awesome new feature in Google Docs | Digital TrendsGoogleDocs now has a few features that will allow users to highlight multiple pieces of text for easier formatting.
Lire la suite »
Ohio state Supreme Court rejects GOP-favored state legislative lines for the fifth timeFor the fifth time, the Ohio state Supreme Court has rejected a map of state legislative lines from the Republican-led redistricting commission.
Lire la suite »
Ohio Supreme Court again invalidates redistricting map, won’t hold redistricting commission in contemptThe Ohio Supreme Court rejected a resubmitted legislative redistricting plan from the Ohio Redistricting Commission and gave the commission until June 3 to pass an entirely new map.
Lire la suite »
Cedar Point passholder lawsuit heads to Ohio Supreme Court, seeks refunds for pandemic-shortened seasonTwo lawsuits are winding their way through the state and federal court systems in Ohio involving Sandusky-based Cedar Fair and season passholders across the United States. At issue is whether the company should have offered refunds to season passholders in 2020, when the amusement park season was cut short due to the pandemic.
Lire la suite »
Iraqi citizen living in Ohio arrested after allegedly plotting to assassinate former President George W. BushAn Iraqi national living in Columbus, Ohio, was arrested Tuesday and faces federal charges related to an alleged plot to assassinate former President George W. Bush, the Justice Department announced.
Lire la suite »